Mag7spy wrote: » They need other reasons to kick you besides just dps ;o
Noaani wrote: » People that want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as a tool to assist in that, as well as a measuring tool to gauge progress. People that do not want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as something to be afraid of.
Noaani wrote: » Mag7spy wrote: » They need other reasons to kick you besides just dps ;o See, you don't get it. By the time someone is on a raid with me, they have already proven themselves. We weed out those we do not wish to bring along with us long before they have the opportunity to join the guild, let alone come along on a raid. If we are on content and booting someone due to DPS, then we failed as a guild literally months before, when we didn't immediately dismiss that player as not being suitable in terms of their outlook on the game and on personal improvement. Because whether you like it or not, that is what most top end guilds (outside of WoW) recruit based on. I don't give a shit how good you are at the game, I give a shit how good you want to be at the game. People that want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as a tool to assist in that, as well as a measuring tool to gauge progress. People that do not want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as something to be afraid of.
Mag7spy wrote: » Noaani wrote: » Mag7spy wrote: » They need other reasons to kick you besides just dps ;o See, you don't get it. By the time someone is on a raid with me, they have already proven themselves. We weed out those we do not wish to bring along with us long before they have the opportunity to join the guild, let alone come along on a raid. If we are on content and booting someone due to DPS, then we failed as a guild literally months before, when we didn't immediately dismiss that player as not being suitable in terms of their outlook on the game and on personal improvement. Because whether you like it or not, that is what most top end guilds (outside of WoW) recruit based on. I don't give a shit how good you are at the game, I give a shit how good you want to be at the game. People that want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as a tool to assist in that, as well as a measuring tool to gauge progress. People that do not want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as something to be afraid of. Post translated Dps meters/trackers are about me so they need to be in the game because I want them. Devs need to listen to me to make me happy. Also ME, I'm important me.
NiKr wrote: » Noaani wrote: » People that want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as a tool to assist in that, as well as a measuring tool to gauge progress. People that do not want to be good at the game look at a combat tracker as something to be afraid of. Damn, I'll never be in Noaani's guild
Sapiverenus wrote: » Noaani Find someone good at multi-tasking and observant; and don't hope for WoW style raids and the tab combat that pushes that kind of raid.
Noaani wrote: » Since you know that I will be running top end PvE content (assuming it even exists), would you even want to be? My assumption would be no. I could see you in an affiliated PvP focused guild, however.
Noaani wrote: » Sapiverenus wrote: » Noaani Find someone good at multi-tasking and observant; and don't hope for WoW style raids and the tab combat that pushes that kind of raid. Someone good at multi-tasking and observant isn't going to be able to keep track of thousands of abilities and effects. If we assume Ashes combat will be good (deep and complex), then it will literally not be possible to keep track of everything. I mean, top end guilds in WoW often have the raid leader not even taking part in the raid, they have so many other things to keep track of - and that is in a game that I don't consider the pinnacle of top end content, and also has some of the most complex trackers for any game. It is also content that Intrepid have said they would like to compete with.
Sapiverenus wrote: » 999 Effects to track is not good.
Just find someone that notices when people are messing up.
Get observant officers. Have them lead groups of 8.
Sapiverenus wrote: » You're just not good at video games. Others shall out-perform you.
You are not a Leader you are a Log reader.
Sapiverenus wrote: » You can lead people by preparing people, training people up, improving as a group, deferring responsibilities when appropriate, and raiding with situational awareness.
NiKr wrote: » Noaani wrote: » Since you know that I will be running top end PvE content (assuming it even exists), would you even want to be? My assumption would be no. I could see you in an affiliated PvP focused guild, however. I'll be definitely attempting any and all content in the game. Some sooner rather than later, but definitely all. But I'll be playing on EU servers so I wouldn't be in your guild either way
Strevi wrote: » Do they have EU servers for Alpha 2?
Sapiverenus wrote: » I know what a tracker does. I want the game to be more difficult for you and others that must rely on a tracker.
Noaani wrote: » Sapiverenus wrote: » I know what a tracker does. I want the game to be more difficult for you and others that must rely on a tracker. I will have a tracker. That is essentially the end of it. If you actually know what a tracker does, you wouldn't care that they exist. You may not want to use one, but you basically just wouldn't care at all if others used them.
